June import prices -0.7% vs -0.7% m/m expectedPrior +0.7%This is in contrast to the May estimate but it matches with the decline in energy prices in the run up ...
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, we don't have much on the agenda other than a couple of low tier releases like the Italian Industrial Sales and Swiss E...
There isn't all too much on the expiries board for the day ahead, with the full list seen below.The only notable one perhaps is for EUR/USD at the 1.1415 level....
It's looking really rough out there with Asian stocks once again being taken to the cleaners. All eyes are on South Korea as tech shares continue to be battered...
It was always going to be a long shot but as mentioned yesterday, the details of the proposal are not going to be up to Iran's liking whatsoever. And we're alre...
Australian June CPI 3.8% y/y vs +4.0% expectedSouth Korea has just experienced something worse than the dot-com bustOil jumps on a report that Iran launched bal...
It's tough to find any historical analogues for what's happened in the Kospi in the past 15 weeks.Starting from April, the South Korean index rose 80% in just 1...
It's getting ugly in South Korean stocks and now the government is trying to come to the rescue. The Kospi is down another 6% today after initially opening high...
CPI m/m -0.1% vs +0.2% expectedJune trimmed mean 3.6% y/y vs 3.7% expectedAustralian Q2 CPI 4.0% y/y vs +4.1% expectedPrior was 4.1%CPI q/q +0.6% vs +0.7% expec...
The day is starting decidedly quieter in South Korea today with the Kospi up 1.3%. It comes after a 10.8% decline yesterday.For now this looks like a dead-cat b...
Oil prices are quickly higher after a report from Axios that says Iran launched ballistic missiles towards a US base in Jordan.One report saysAt at 3 ballistic ...
I don't think we're worried enough about rogue AI agents. The story from OpenAI about the first breakout is crazy. The machine found a way onto the internet and...